Kristin Davis

People, but the blood and sweat shows.

I agree.

I agree totally.

I think the thing, and we have talked about it.

I mean, we've talked about the hours because the hours were like fully, fully bonkers.

We were younger, thank God.

But the hours were fully insane.

You know, we saw so many sunrises, so many sunrises.

that, you know, you lost track.

But the thing too, I mean, like just for everyone who doesn't know what crossboarding means, because I have talked about this, but I don't know if I explained it.

It's when, so normally if you were doing a film, right, you know, the whole script, you know, like from page one till page 131 or whatever it is.

And you might shoot it out of order, but you know everything that's in it.

So as an actor, you can prepare and you might have one scene because of the location that has to be filmed early that comes late in the film, but you can get ready.

You can mentally prepare what that means for you to do in terms of the character's arc of that film.

And then with television,

Depending on the type of show, right?

And we really broke out of the boundaries of the type of show that we were, is really what we're saying.

We were a single camera comedy.

Sometimes people call us a sitcom, which I find like wrong.

We are not a sitcom.